Ordinary Time - Revision history

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	There are 529 different passages for the Sunday readings (160 from the [[:Category:Old Testament\|Old Testament]] and 369 from the [[:Category:New Testament\|New Testament]]).		There are 529 different passages for the Sunday readings (160 from the [[:Category:Old Testament\|Old Testament]] and 369 from the [[:Category:New Testament\|New Testament]]).

	If all 34 weeks of Ordinary Time had seven days (which, as a general rule, they do not), that would be 238 days or 65% of the liturgical calendar. The ~~length~~ of the [[Christmas\|Christmas season (15 to 20 days)]] ~~and~~ the beginning of Lent affect how many days of Ordinary Time will be found in any liturgical year.		If all 34 weeks of Ordinary Time had seven days (which, as a general rule, they do not), that would be 238 days or 65% of the liturgical calendar. The number of Days in Advent and in the [[Christmas\|Christmas season (15 to 20 days)]] along with date for the beginning of Lent affect how many days of Ordinary Time will be found in any liturgical year.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	There are 529 different passages for the Sunday readings (160 from the [[:Category:Old Testament\|Old Testament]] and 369 from the [[:Category:New Testament\|New Testament]]).		There are 529 different passages for the Sunday readings (160 from the [[:Category:Old Testament\|Old Testament]] and 369 from the [[:Category:New Testament\|New Testament]]).

			If all 34 weeks of Ordinary Time had seven days (which, as a general rule, they do not), that would be 238 days or 65% of the liturgical calendar. The length of the [[Christmas\|Christmas season (15 to 20 days)]] and the beginning of Lent affect how many days of Ordinary Time will be found in any liturgical year.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	* [http://catholic-resources.org/Lectionary/index.html Synopses of lectionary cycles.]		* [http://catholic-resources.org/Lectionary/index.html Synopses of lectionary cycles compiled by Felix Just, SJ.]
	* [http://www.usccb.org/about/divine-worship/liturgical-calendar/upload/2016cal.pdf Liturgical Calendar 2016.]		* [http://www.usccb.org/about/divine-worship/liturgical-calendar/upload/2016cal.pdf Liturgical Calendar 2016.]

	[[Category:Liturgical Year]]		[[Category:Liturgical Year]]

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 One gospel is used as a focus for the Sundays during Ordinary Time.  The weekday readings for Ordinary Time are on a two-year cycle; the gospel is the same for each weekday from one cycle to the next, but the first reading and Psalm are different.
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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [http://catholic-resources.org/Lectionary/index.html Synopses of lectionary cycles.]		* [http://catholic-resources.org/Lectionary/index.html Synopses of lectionary cycles.]
			* [http://www.usccb.org/about/divine-worship/liturgical-calendar/upload/2016cal.pdf Liturgical Calendar 2016.]

	[[Category:Liturgical Year]]		[[Category:Liturgical Year]]

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